Much less developed country than Aruba but just as beautiful. Crystal clear water and the beach was calm. We had a day pass at Avila Hotel. Food there was so so but the calm beach and virtually no people on the two protected beaches was amazing! ...
Near the equator, this island nation has perfect weather, all year long! We chose a tour we found on TripAdvisor called Tiki Boats Rental that may have been the highlight of our 12-day cruise! ...
Not my favorite port. Taxi's are expensive and not plentiful. $50 to the beach and you have to pre-arrange a pick-up time which I didn't like. Beaches in Curacao tend to be rocky. Not my favorite place. I've been twice now. ...
Easy access to the shuttle off pier that then took you to the trolley in town about a 10 minute ride. The trolley tour was informative and fairly comfortable. It toured the downtown area and adjacent neighborhoods. ...
A mix of both other islands, while being the largest. It had the more touristy feeling of Bonaire while still having some of the raw aspects of Aruba. Since I believe that Curacao is practically a mix of both islands, it has both the same pros and cons of each, but I do think that this was my favourite of the 3. Forgot too add too that the other cruise ships around, and the huge bridge were quite ...
Visited the caves -- well worth it, but does require climbing roughly 80 steps (overall). The Curacao factory is worth a visit as well -- get one of the frozen drinks for $10! The town is about a 10-minute walk from the pier with lots of shops and restaurants. Lovely place to visit. ...
Curacao
Loved this place and it was easy to walk into the town – about 10 minutes. Lots of souvenir shops on the quay side and a great bar called 5 O’Clock Somewhere that was close to the ship selling amazing cocktails. A fabulous swing bridge and pretty coloured houses along the quay side. We would love to see more of this island ...